"Publicity and personal canvassing are permitted for a lawyer if they procure sincere information as to the nature of services offered and if their implementation respects the fundamental provisions of the profession. They exclude any comparative or denigrating information.

Publicity is undertaken in line with the terms and conditions set forth by the decree of 25 August 1972 aforementioned.

Personal solicitation takes the form of a letter or email sent to the recipient of the service offer, excluding any text message sent to a mobile phone. It makes provision for the terms and conditions for the cost of the service, which is the object of a fee agreement. "

"Publicity with a view to making consultations, drafting deeds or proposing legal assistance may not be undertaken by leaflets, posters, films, radio programmes or television programmes".

The following is no longer applicable to lawyers:

"The decision of 23 July 2012 by the Minister for Justice is annulled insofar as it refuses to abrogate [...], insofar as it is applicable to lawyers, articles 2 and 3 of decree no. 72-785 of 25 August 1982 [...]".

National Internal Regulations (RIN) were amended by the addition of a new article 10 to take due account of this new regulatory provision pertaining to communication methods of lawyers.